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Beverly Hills

Established residential streets and a distinctive city center.

A car driving down a street next to tall buildings on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills
A car driving down a street next to tall buildings on Rodeo Drive in Beverly HillsMax (@shotbymax)
County
Los Angeles County
City
Beverly Hills
Population
about 32,701

2020 U.S. Census · U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts (opens in a new tab)

Median sale price
$4,712,436

Three months ending June 2026 · Redfin housing market report (opens in a new tab)

Beverly Hills is an independent city between West Hollywood and western Los Angeles. Its flats and hillside areas have different residential patterns.

Living in Beverly Hills

Condominiums and apartments occur near commercial streets; detached homes and larger properties extend into the hills.

Rodeo Drive, Beverly Gardens Park, and the civic center are recognizable destinations.

Residents enjoy a polished, walkable city center around Rodeo Drive and Beverly Drive, plus well-kept parks such as Greystone Mansion and Roxbury Park. The city runs its own services, which many buyers value for responsiveness and consistency.

Getting around

Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevards are the main corridors, and the Metro D Line extension is bringing subway stations to Wilshire. Freeway access usually means a short drive to the I-405 or I-10.

A closer look before you choose

Confirm city boundaries, hillside conditions, and renovation requirements for the actual parcel.

Sources & market notes

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Guide reviewed October 14, 2026. Boundaries and housing vary by block. Population and market figures are dated source snapshots, not live prices or appraisals; periods and coverage may differ between guides. Confirm property condition, commute, insurance, and association rules for a specific address.

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